. >> since clinton. >> we have been discuss that for a while. steve, obviously there are many hours left in the trading day so we don't know ultimately what the reaction is going to be. reaction the last time janet yellen was on the hill was one in which the stock market went off to the races ended up about 200 points. did you hear anything in this testimony, in this appearance today that is going to guide trading for the rest of the day at the very minimum? >> i didn't. everything the other two gentlemen said is dead on. we expected to hear that 6 1/2% unemployment is a soft target. we expected her to blame the weather, we got that. we expected her to say that we're staying on course with taper. we got that. so the markets, nobody shorts the market. nobody sells the market. while someone of her caliber is speaking. you look at the s&p, we're stuck right here at 1850ish. that's the lel we cannot get above. yesterday, new home sales. where do we, we popped at 10:00. right to this level. the market is struggling here to make new highs. i heard not